Landscaping with chain link fence

I’d be curious to see how many of you have a chain link fence you don’t love. We have a strip of it that I...

Noethwest "hide a chain link fence" guide from lowes

The fence where I currently live is a chain link fence and doesn't offer very much privacy. While I don't care about my neighbors being able to see in my yard,…

I was having a Graduation party for my daughter in our backyard. My neighbor had just repaired a portion of his redwood fence, but he used regular plywood, whic…

My hanging baskets on the chain link fence. Adding more soon!

A simple chain link fence seen often, but a good example, not like the one I have at home.

Chain link fences are functional but not too pretty. These chain link fence coverings all start with one thing - plants, shrubs and vines! Get my list of plants, shrubs and vines that you can use to make your chain link fence look nicer.

With so many fence styles available today, it can be hard for homeowners to choose the one that best fits their property and needs. Fences generally fall into three categories: privacy, functional, and decorative. Whether used to define property boundaries, keep pets and children safe, or keep out unwelcome visitors (two- and four-legged), a fence can dramatically enhance your home’s curb appeal. Made of myriad materials, including wood, metal, vinyl, stone, and brick—you can be sure there…

Chain link fences are excellent for keeping your kids and dogs inside the yard and unwanted intruders outside. They are strong, last for decades, and are virtually maintenance-free. They also have a stark commercial look. Many people consider them ugly. There are many ways to improve the appearance of chain link fences. Here are a... The post How To Make a Chain Link Fence Look Good appeared first on Homedit.